All-time favourite ‘Thalaivar’ for IT people

‘What do you want to become in life?’ a teacher asked a school-boy in 1992. “I want to become a milk-vendor”, said that mediocre student. The same student, in 1995, while questioned again by the same teacher, responded, “I want to become the Don of Bumbaai (Bombay)”. Later, the teacher realised that the schoolboy follows whatever role is essayed by his silver-screen demi-God Rajinikanth.

Yes. The only person who can grow young every year against time, Rajinikanth, turns 62 today. ‘The DQ Week’ joins his fans around the globe wishing ‘Thalaivar’ (as fondly called in Tamil Nadu) never-ending infinity years of healthy life and would like to reflect the wishes of IT partners. Rajinikanth, CEO of Microsystems, Coimbatore, who shares the name of the superstar and who himself is an ardent fan has his own style of wishing him. “He is a legend and on top of that he is so modest with this success. I wish him a healthy life in the entertainment and social life”, Rajinikanth said.

“You can earn a lot. But, it is not necessary that you have to exhibit to the outer world. This is what an IT dealer should learn from Rajinikanth.”, says Adimurugan, CEO, AVM computers,Tiruvannamalai. He also added that the star regularly visits the Arunachaleshwarar Temple in Tiruvannamalai. However, he never makes any chaos and disturbs anyone. “I am a fan of Kamalahasan. Even then, there are lot of qualities one has to adopt from him. Be it the entertainment industry or social life or religious life, he has been a role-model and has turned to be a part of everyone’s life”, said Sujay Vijayan, CEO, Vijay computers, Kumbakonam.